Explanation
The place in Data Integration where you specify the default member for the Multi-GAAP dimension is the Options tab of the Application Details dialog box. This is where you can set default members for any dimension that is not mapped in your integrations. The default member for Multi-GAAP will be used when loading data from sources that do not have multiple GAAPs. The other options are not places where you specify the default member for Multi-GAAP. The Workbench is where you define source files and mappings, but not default members. The Execute Integration dialog box is where you run integrations, but not specify default members. The Location Attributes section of the Create Integration dialog box is where you select target applications and scenarios, but not default members. References: Oracle Financial Consolidation and Close 2023 Implementation Essentials Exam Study Guide, page 41; [Oracle Financial Consolidation and Close Cloud Service User's Guide], page 9-6.

Explanation
The member of the Consolidation dimension that represents the aggregated value before proportionalization and elimination is FCCS Entity Consolidation. This is the member that shows the data for each entity after currency translation but before applying ownership percentage, intercompany eliminations, or adjustments. It is also the member where input data for parent entities is stored. The other options are not members of the Consolidation dimension that represent the aggregated value before proportionalization and elimination. FCCS Entity Total is a member of the Account dimension, not the Consolidation dimension. It is used to aggregate data from all accounts in the application. FCCS Total Input And Adjusted is also a member of the Account dimension, not the Consolidation dimension. It is used to aggregate data from input accounts and adjustment accounts. FCCS Contribution is a member of the Consolidation dimension, but it represents the data for each entity after applying ownership percentage, not before. References: Oracle Financial Consolidation and Close
2023 Implementation Essentials Exam Study Guide, page 31; Oracle Financial Consolidation and Close Cloud Service User's Guide, page 5-8.

Explanation
The place where you set the Intercompany Entities Aggregation option is in the member properties of the Intercompany Entities member. This is a system member in the Entity dimension that represents all entities that have intercompany data. You can set its aggregation option to either Dynamic Calc or Store, depending on whether you want to calculate or store its values. The other options are not places where you set the Intercompany Entities Aggregation option. In the member properties of the Intercompany Top member, you can set other options related to intercompany data, such as Intercompany Partner, Intercompany Elimination Entity, and Intercompany Elimination Method, but not Intercompany Entities Aggregation. On the Properties page of the Intercompany dimension, you can set options related to intercompany matching reports, such as Report Currency and Report Precision, but not Intercompany Entities Aggregation. In the Setup Wizard during business process creation, you can enable or disable intercompany data for your business process, but not set Intercompany Entities Aggregation. References: Oracle Financial Consolidation and Close 2023 Implementation Essentials Exam Study Guide, page 35; Oracle Financial Consolidation and Close Cloud Service User's Guide, page 5-11.

Explanation
The statement that is false about Task Manager schedules is: You can still add tasks to a schedule that has been closed. This is false because you cannot add tasks to a schedule that has been closed; you can only add tasks to a schedule that is open or pending. Closing a schedule means that the schedule is completed and no further changes are allowed. The other statements are true about Task Manager schedules. Users can still complete tasks in a schedule that has been closed, as long as the tasks are not past due. You can re-open a schedule that has been locked, as long as you have the Unlock Schedule role assignment. To start all the tasks in a schedule, you must change the status from Pending to Open, which triggers the task start dates and due dates. References: Oracle Financial Consolidation and Close 2023 Implementation Essentials Exam Study Guide, page 43; Oracle Financial Consolidation and Close Cloud Service User's Guide, page 8-4.

Explanation
The users' default access to members in the Account dimension when security is enabled but no member access rights are assigned is Read. This means that users can view data for any account member, but they cannot enter or modify data. Read is also the default access level for any dimension when security is enabled but no member access rights are assigned. The other options are not users' default access to members in the Account dimension when security is enabled but no member access rights are assigned. None means that users cannot view or modify data for any account member, which would prevent them from using the application.
Comment means that users can view and comment on data for any account member, but they cannot enter or modify data.
Write means that users can view and modify data for any account member, which would give them full access to the application.
References: Oracle Financial Consolidation and Close 2023 Implementation Essentials Exam Study Guide, page 17; Oracle Financial Consolidation and Close Cloud Service User's Guide, page 2-9.